How much do i need for a 1/2 acrer yard?
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I'd say anywhere from 4-8 pounds. keep in mind though, it doesn't need to be sown very densely. However, if you want a lot of green the first season, you determine the thickness of the seed to be dispersed. Also something else to consider is that any left-overs can be used in subsequent sowing seasons to re-seed, to either replace lost sod, or to thicken it all over. So you can never really have too much on hand. It keeps for years in moisture proof containers, so you'll have no spoilage from year to year either. Hope this helps to get you started.
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I would not buy it as I could not get it to grow, tried it 3 different years and could not even get a blade to come up!!!
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William, I'll have to be honest with you. I was totally disappointed with Canada Green Grass. I seeded my 1/2 acre with 36 pounds and got nothing!! Go to your local truf store and ask about seeds for your area.
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Don't know but this product DIDN'T work for me. I followed the instructions and still have the same dirt lawn before i tried this product.
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that should be more than the amount you will need. you will want to cut that for inside use.
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I have mine taken apart to form 2 gates but you can add and subtract as many panels as you want. Two superyards would give you 20 square feet at a cost of $270 while purchasing 1 yard with 2 sets of extensions at $50/set would give you 38 square feet if you used 4 extensions (less if you don't want that much size) would cost $235. So, with that said, depending on how big you want it, I'd go with 1 yard and 1 or 2 sets of extensions which I know will work well.
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The flow rate is pretty well fixed. For me, 15 gallons covers 1/2 acre while running my tractor at about five feet per second. I would mix 1 cup of herbicide per 15 gallons twice to cover an acre. Your flow rate could vary. You might try a water-only spray to see how much area you cover with a full tank.
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I have 1.3 acres and it takes 1000 ft for the perimeter. There are calculators on line that will tell you ft per acre.
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95' radius. I have 1 acre and 4 take care of most of the yard. About 10' along one side aren't covered. I can see where the moles are, so I know the ones in the ground are working. I am going to put 2 more in
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This well be hard to answer. Maybe if I tell you why I purchased my mower may help. I have a large yard about 1 acre and sometimes I cannot mow when I want to, grass gets a little to high with the two electric motors this should make it easlier to cut and should last untill I'm finished with yard about a 1 1/2 hr run time. Also it cost less $359.00 at the time. Plus I well be able to use 40v 2ah battery with hedge trimmer I ordered.
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The amount you would use will be dependent on the turf you are treating on. According to the label it will vary for warm and cool season grasses and they range from 0.75 to 2 ounces per 1000 sq/ft in no less than 1 gallon of water. It can be applied by tank or hose-end sprayers.
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Don't know what a typical backyard is. I have acreage. Covers approx. 1/4 acre, if soaked well. Also, if it can be applied just before a rain, it helps it to permeate the ground.
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SusanSorry, my previous answer failed to consider that the material is sold by the yard not the foot, so you're stuck with purchasing 6 feet, 72 inches or 2 yards. Keep in mind that having some material for practice will help with the finished product.
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According to the manual this kit will cover about 1/3 acre. You get 500 feet of wire and can add more length to it as needed. The exact area that 500' of wire covers depends on your layout. There is a chart included in the manual that gives estimates, and assumes a square layout. Here is what it says: .25 acre=415' of wire. .33 acre=480' .5 acre=590' 1 acre=835' 2 acres=1180' 5 acres=1870' The box says it can cover up to 10 acres which would take close to 4000' of wire.
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I've used the product twice and used 5 lbs for appox 500 - 800 sq ft. But I was overseeding a lawn that was sparse from a drought.
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Close to a yard I would say... A little less... I love it.. it's more than enough...
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I would suggest 4 traps for half an acre. The most important put them as far as possible from what you want to protect.
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No, it appears the cost would be prohibitive - since you aplly this stuff every 7 to 14 days and 1 pound covers about 400 square feet - to cover one acre (approx. 43,500 feet) would then take about 100# every 7 to 14 days.
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all depend how big is the yard, for exsample my yard is more or less 50 mt2 and I replace the string once after the third use because was the one that comes with it.
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This is a 1 pound package. If you want to plant it all at once you would probably need to do it outside as it would probably cover 10 to 20 square feet.